Hi,
I am using Wget is 1.10.2 unter Windows XP.
If I run (sensible data is replaced by ##):
wget --dont-remove-listing -b -o %temp%\0.log -P %temp%\result\
ftp://##.##.##.##/result/*0.*
Everything works fine. If I execute the same command again I get the following
error:
##/result/.listing
Hi,
I am using Wget is 1.10.2 unter Windows XP.
If I run (sensible data is replaced by ##):
wget --dont-remove-listing -b -o %temp%\0.log -P %temp%\result\
ftp://##.##.##.##/result/*0.*
Everything works fine. If I execute the same command again I get the following
error:
##/result/.listing h
Hello,
At night I wanted to download new Fedora Core 6 DVD and wget downloaded it
all, closed connection and then tried to retry download. See below:
~ $ wget
ftp://ftp.uninett.no/pub/linux/Fedora/core/6/i386//iso/FC-6-i386-DVD.iso
--00:06:42--
ftp://ftp.uninett.no/pub/linux/Fedora/cor
With wget -A option it is possible to set file extensions that are only
allowed to be saved. However, when used with -r option, there is a bug.
As normal, if a file with the same name that is being downloaded already
exists, a dot and a number gets appended to the file name. Next the -A
option
From: Sebastian
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